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Don’t forget about thickness

Many parents don’t consider thickness when buying a mattress for their child, but thickness is important because as kids get heavier, they’ll need a mattress that will support their weight and ensure a proper sleep posture.

The best way to tell if a mattress is going to be thick and comfortable enough for your child is to let him try it for himself.

Is Junior a bedwetter?

If your little one still wets his bed during the night, you may want to consider a waterproof mattress. This prevents the urine from seeping deep into the mattress fibres, where it can cause stains and lead to mould growth and other healthdamaging problems. With a waterproof mattress, you simply clean the urine off the surface with a paper towel.

The best picks for asthma and allergy sufferers

Latex and memory foam are popular material choices for hypoallergenic mattresses. This is because they are dense, and leave very little room for bacteria to grow. Plus, they tend to be resilient to common allergens like dust, mildew and pet dander.